The first part of the isomerization path on the two lowest excited states of trans and cis isomers of stilbene and stiff stilbene is investigated by means TD-PBE0 calculations in gas phase and in heptane solution. Solvent effect are taken into account by the PCM model. The excited-state optimized structures and the computed absorption and emission frequencies are in good agreement with the available experimental results. In all of the examined compounds a significant part of the isomerization process occurs on the HOMO$\rightarrow$LUMO bright state, whereas the role played by other single-excitation states appears negligible. The relative energy barriers on the isomerization paths are consistent with the experimental excited state lifetimes, suggesting an unifying picture of the isomerization process in stilbene-like molecules.
Excited state behavior of trans and cis isomers of stilbene and stiff-stilbene. A TD-DFT study
R Improta;F Santoro
2005
Abstract
The first part of the isomerization path on the two lowest excited states of trans and cis isomers of stilbene and stiff stilbene is investigated by means TD-PBE0 calculations in gas phase and in heptane solution. Solvent effect are taken into account by the PCM model. The excited-state optimized structures and the computed absorption and emission frequencies are in good agreement with the available experimental results. In all of the examined compounds a significant part of the isomerization process occurs on the HOMO$\rightarrow$LUMO bright state, whereas the role played by other single-excitation states appears negligible. The relative energy barriers on the isomerization paths are consistent with the experimental excited state lifetimes, suggesting an unifying picture of the isomerization process in stilbene-like molecules.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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